Urgent demands from the physiotherapy union to modify the commissioning system and protect the future of graduates
Dr. Sami Saad, Captain General of Natural Treatment, addressed Dr. Mustafa Mdbuly, Prime Minister of the Council of Ministers. The letter contained an urgent requirement to intervene to review the rules for assignment of new graduates. Recently, the assignment was limited to " need " , which gave rise to widespread concern in the medical community. The decision resulted in the assignment of only 1366 graduates from the total 2023 push.
In this regard, the Captain emphasized that a sudden change in the rules threatened the future of thousands of young people; the absence of a transitional period affected investments in medical education; there was currently a severe deficit in the numbers of vital State sector officials and university hospitals; the original site of News referred to the need for basic care units and sports medicine for commissioners; it should be noted that the union had identified four major demands in its official address to the Government.
For his part, he asked Dr. Sami Saad to approve the full assignment of 2023 immediately; he stressed the need for the resolution to include all currently intelligently restricted payments, and called on the trade union through Kawkab news to postpone the commissioning decision as needed for a sufficient transitional period; experts suggested that it should range from approximately three to five years; the News Planet stated the importance of forming a joint commission to determine the actual labour market needs accurately.
Reference is made to the need to revisit the granting of licences to new natural treatment colleges, and the number of admissions must be maximized in line with available employment opportunities. The captain emphasized the central role of the physiotherapy profession in national presidential initiatives. He expressed the hope that it would respond quickly to support graduates and ensure the stability of the health system.
